Nike Officially Unveils Caitlin Clark's Debut Caitlin 1 Signature Collection
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Hypebeast reports that Nike has formally introduced the Caitlin 1, the debut signature shoe and collection for basketball star Caitlin Clark. The performance model features a new Nike Opticast upper, a forefoot Air Zoom Turbo unit, and a Cushlon midsole. The line will arrive in China on September 24, 2026, followed by a worldwide release on October 1, 2026.
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